Conejos Negros
Short Film
Non Union
Los Angeles
A dreamy retelling of "a lion kills by looking," by Subcomandante Marcos. Set in Los Angeles under revolution, Conejos Negros imagines a new world through the eyes of the youth and the voice of a mysterious oracle.
Roles For This Project
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Short Film
Abuelito/ El Viejito
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Man
Los Angeles
50 - 70
Non Union
Short Film
Submissions Due:
02/28/2026
Pivotal to the story, an older Mexican gentleman dances slowly with his wife in an empty bar. PLEASE INCLUDE IN NOTES IF YOU HAVE TRADITIONAL CLOTHING (see reference). Works one day.
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Short Film
The Father
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Man
Los Angeles
30 - 45
Non Union
Short Film
Submissions Due:
02/28/2026
WE ONLY SEE THE FATHER'S HANDS - PLEASE SUBMIT A CURRENT PHOTO OF YOUR HANDS. Hand/ arm tattoos encouraged to submit. We are not looking for well-manicured hands, as this is a man who spends his days working with his hands. Works one day.
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Short Film
Abuelita/ LA Viejita
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Woman
Los Angeles
50 - 70
Non Union
Short Film
Submissions Due:
02/28/2026
An elderly Mexican woman dances with her husband in a dimly lit bar. Extremely featured and pivotal to the story of Conejos Negros. Please include if you own traditional Mexican clothing (see reference). Works one day.
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Short Film
Teenagers
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Man, Woman, Non-Bina...
Gender:
Man, Woman, Non-Binary Person
Los Angeles
18 - 30
Non Union
Short Film
Submissions Due:
02/28/2026
Teenage revolutionaries. Will work one day.
Similar Roles
More Roles For This Project
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Submissions Due:
02/28/2026
Pivotal to the story, an older Mexican gentleman dances slowly with his wife in an empty bar. PLEASE INCLUDE IN NOTES IF YOU HAVE TRADITIONAL CLOTHING (see reference). Works one day.
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Submissions Due:
02/28/2026
WE ONLY SEE THE FATHER'S HANDS - PLEASE SUBMIT A CURRENT PHOTO OF YOUR HANDS. Hand/ arm tattoos encouraged to submit. We are not looking for well-manicured hands, as this is a man who spends his days working with his hands. Works one day.
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Submissions Due:
02/28/2026
An elderly Mexican woman dances with her husband in a dimly lit bar. Extremely featured and pivotal to the story of Conejos Negros. Please include if you own traditional Mexican clothing (see reference). Works one day.